How do you feel about the famous phrase about virtue in the new language of the world?

The world speaks of a new language, and the initial understanding of it is like this:

The Son of the Yang Family is selected from Liu Yiqing's "Shishuo Xinyu" by Liu Yiqing of the Southern Dynasty, which is a book that mainly records the anecdotes of the scholar class from the late Han Dynasty to the Jin Dynasty. ”

It sounds familiar, this passage comes from the annotation of the Wuxia Chinese textbook "The Son of Yang".

In-depth contact, it's just recently. "The World Says New Words" can be said to be a concentrated record of the demeanor of the Wei and Jin dynasties, the demeanor of the Wei and Jin dynasties refers to the straightforward and straightforward behavior style of the celebrities, drinking, taking medicine, talking, and indulging in the landscape are the favorite things of the celebrities and scholars at that time. As for the reason for the formation, it is roughly due to the fact that Pi Jianwei has been in chaos within the imperial court since the Later Han Dynasty, and the eunuchs took turns to take power, which led to the deterioration of the social atmosphere.

The intellectuals' fear of war and disillusionment with society led some literati to abandon Confucian norms and turn to Taoist free will.

As for the virtues that people admired at that time, the more representative statistics are as follows:

The first is that those who are pure and sensitive respect the virtuous and the virtuous;

The second, third, sixteenth, thirty-second, forty-first, and forty-fourth, those who are broad-minded, patterned, and peaceful;

The fifth, eighth, nineteenth, thirty-fourth, thirty-fifth, and thirty-sixth rules, Those who are well-informed and talented;

Rule 10, Those who have strict etiquette in the family, or who love each other in peace and happiness;

The eleventh and twenty-first are not greedy for money;

The thirteenth and eighteenth, those who do things without regrets;

Fourteenth, seventeenth, twentieth, twenty-sixth, twenty-ninth, thirty-eighth, forty-second, forty-fifth, forty-sixth, forty-seventh, filial piety;

Rule 15, Rule 30 Those who do not talk about others casually;

Twenty-fourth, twenty-fifth, thirty-third, thirty-seventh: Those who have compassion and know how to repay their kindness;

Twenty-seven and forty, poverty;

Rule 31, Do not do unto others as you would have them do unto you;

The fourth burns pants and pants thirteen, the one who speaks of righteousness.

All the articles in the first chapter are probably about these virtues in total, and the few articles that are not mentioned above have nothing particularly important, so I will skip them.

After listing it, it was immediately found that the most important thing for people at that time was filial piety. But at that time, there were some stories and etiquette about filial piety, and I not only did not think they deserved respect, but also felt a little unreasonable. Children are born to their parents, but they do not belong to their parents, and some of them have actually done it.

However, perceptions change according to the changing times. Back then, I might have been like that...